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HJ-253587-17Digital Humanities: Digging into DataBoard of Trustees of the University of IllinoisAnalyzing Large-Scale Data for Patterns in Jazz 4/1/2017 - 7/31/2020$199,982.00GabrielP.SolisHélène PapadopoulosBoard of Trustees of the University of IllinoisChampaignIL61801-3620USA2017 Digging into DataDigital Humanities19998201930090

The study of influence and sharing among musicians through a computational analysis of jazz recordings and related resources. The project team includes researchers from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign and Columbia University (US), National Center for Scientific Research (France), University of Music Franz Liszt (Germany), and Queen Mary University of London and City University London (UK). Co-funding provided by CNRS (France), DFG (Germany), and ESRC/AHRC (UK).

The recorded legacy of jazz spans a century and provides a vast corpus of data documenting its development. Recent advances in digital signal processing and data analysis technologies enable automatic recognition of musical structures and their linkage through metadata to historical and social context. Automatic metadata extraction and aggregation give unprecedented access to large collections, fostering new interdisciplinary research opportunities. This project aims to develop innovative technological and music-analytical methods to gain fresh insight into jazz history by bringing together renowned scholars and results from several high-profile projects. Musicologists and computer scientists will together create a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of jazz in its social and cultural context. We exemplify our methods via a full cycle of analysis of melodic patterns, or "licks," from audio recordings to an aesthetically contextualised and historically situated understanding.